Event

Do you find yourself sitting in meetings daydreaming of:* How to integrate meaningful hearth initiatives into a new wellness program? * Engaging your colleagues in a community outreach program? * Where to get the support and resources you need to launch a waste reduction program at your organization? * Building a program to provide professional development opportunities for valued employees?

If so, then you just might be a social intrapreneur, destined to use the power of business to increase the social, environmental and financial bottom line for your organization.

Starting a change program within your organization can seem overwhelming, especially at a company that lacks a corporate citizenship or stewardship agenda. This Net Impact Seattle program will help you take the plunge. You'll learn practical tools to identify, launch and complete a successful project from experts in the burgeoning field of social intrapreneurship. So what are you waiting for?

What is a social intrapreneur? Someone who works inside their company or organization to develop and promote practical solutions to social or environmental issues. They utilize the intersection of innovation, social good, and entrepreneurship.

Learn more about the event and Net Impact Seattle at www.seattlenetimpact.org

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Location

Paccar Hall, University of Washington, Room 292(View)
Stevens Way
Seattle, WA 98105
United States